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1. Re: Frugal Genealogist [1]
The best idea is to do your homework before you begin to spend any money! By that, I mean, do what any other researcher woud do - check out what has been published in your field of research. To do that, you need bibliographies of published works - without them, you are searching for a needle in a haystack; I would estimate that there are at least 100,000 books & journal articles related to British genealogy, & probably far more for North America. I don't know much about US genealogical bibliographies, but f
2. Re: Newsletter [1]
><< The local library in my area has an on line newspaper index running >from > about 1835 until the 1930s >> > >Can you send us the URL? http://galaxy.einet.net/hytelnet/US767.html This is the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County. 1. Click on Telnet plch.lib.oh.us 2. Hit the enter button twice 3. select #2 for NEWSDEX (Index to Local Newspapers) 4. Choose either Cincinnati or Kenton County (Northern KY) 5. Type in your subject of interest Locals can aslo dial direct to (513) 369-3200 On T
3. Re: Frugal Genealogist [1]
Thanks, I'll send you a copy. Pat Millican NW Georgia Historical & Genealogical Society
4. Help with a newsletter. [1]
I need advice and help starting a family newsletter to send in the mail. Can anyone help? Also, is there someone who could send me a copy of their newsletter? If so email me and I'll give you a snail mail addy. dmavans1@aol.com
5. Family Newsletters [1]
Hello, I have thought of starting a family newletter and was wondering what all you put in them? (Photos, obits, etc.) And do you find you get submissions from others or do you have to provide most of the material yourselves? I would sure like to hear what those of you who do family newletters have to say on this subject. Thank you! Brenda
6. Re: Frugal Genealogist [1]
In a message dated 03/28/1999 12:13:54 AM Eastern Standard Time, AEParshall@aol.com writes: > Some ideas, in no particular order -- This was wonderful and has some great ideas! Could I please have permission to print in our quarterly, the NW Georgia Hist & Gen Society Quarterly? I would be happy to send you a copy and of course give you and the list credit. Thanks Pat Millican NW Georgia Historical & Genealogical Society
7. Re: Need advice on advertising vs spam [1]
I have gotten many subscribers by sending to email to people saying "While researching my own family lines, I saw that you are researching such and such name. I would like to introduce myself as the editor of the such and such publication and invite you to visit our web site". I also invite them to join the Rootsweb mailing list, look at our GedCom page and some other good pages. I don't mention the cost of the newsletter or ask them to join. I try to visit 10 sites a day. Mostly because I am looking fo
8. Dues [1]
At the Hamilton County Genealogy Society we pay $15.00 for one person, $20.00 for two people. We publish a journal three times a year. Own our very own Genealogy Library and Research Center in Hamilton, Tx. Carlian Massingill Pittman, carlian@airmail.net
9. Re: Dues [1]
I live in GA. and the COGS and the Peidmont dues are $10.00 a year. Belinda savadge@alltel.net -----Original Message----- From: Marilyn Bridge Brown To: GEN-EDITOR-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wednesday, March 17, 1999 3:19 PM Subject: Dues >The membership dues for the Polk County Genealogical Society (in Mena, >Arkansas) has been $12.00 since 1986, and I think we need to raise them. > >What do some of you pay in membership dues for local genealogy societies? > >
10. Advertising [1]
What are some of the better publications to contact to advertise my newsletter??? I just sent out our first edition, next to be in sent in June, and I'd like to build up subscriptions. I have lots of places on the inter-net my newsletter is promoted but I'm not really interested in internet connections. I'm more interested in researchers that do not have inter-net or are not interested in inter-net. My newsletter is quarterly via postal mail. Thanks for all suggestions. Linda Linda CONAWAY Welden mailt
11. Re: Family Newsletters web page [1]
Shelina: Could you add my newsletter: Words of the Border. Dedicated to Families of the Borders Region (Scotland and England). Issued quarterly $15-00 per year. Subscriptions to G & L Beckett P O Box 330 Afton NY 13730 USA thanks Linda ---------- > From: SelnaV@aol.com > To: GEN-EDITOR-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Family Newsletters web page > Date: Saturday, March 06, 1999 10:30 AM > > Hello all, > > I have updated the web page which lists family genealogical newsletters. > http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/gen-editor/1999-03/0920758593
Date: Sat, 6 Mar 1999 14:16:33 -0800
From: "Gordon &Linda Beckett" <>
12. How many extra copies do you print? [1]
Hello all. I just made copies of my newsletters and have some nagging questions for the group: When you are making copies of your newsletter, how many extra copies do you make? Since prices are lower for greater quantities, I generally go up to the next price level, but I'm wondering if I am making too many. Are there any strategies that you use? Do you offer back issues to your subscribers? If so, how much do you charge them? Right now, I am charging the same price as the regular subscription. Th
13. Newsletter margins [1]
Hi everyone I'm changing my newsletter from saddle-stitched double pages to single pages stapled once in the top left-hand corner. This change will make it easier for the subscribers to file the issues in a 3-ring binder. Question is - what is a good size left-hand margin (inches or cms), which leaves enough space to punch holes? Thank you in advance, Anne Lehmkuhl - South African genealogical researcher / publisher Web site http://www.rupert.net/~lkool/
14. Re: Newsletter [1]
Is there an local index to old newspapers? The local library in my area has an on line newspaper index running from about 1835 until the 1930s (and continuing to be indexed). I have found lists of Civil War Draftees, stories on long forgotten businesses, a forgotten local General wounded at Gettysburg and several other ideas for articles. Daryl. On Mon, 29 Mar 1999 17:02:53 -0600 Patricia Oates writes: >Hello List Members > I just joined this list several days ago. I am looking f
15. Newsletters [1]
I need advice, tips, and any help anyone can give me on how to do a family newsletter to mail to my family. dmavans1@aol.com
16. Re: Need advice on advertising vs spam [1]
When it comes to email, there is no "vs" -- advertising is spam. Period. If you're going to take the time to write a personal note to each person, telling them you saw their inquiry in such-and-such, and the reason you think they'd be interested in your URL is such-and-such, that's one thing. But if you just collect the addresses and spam them with an ad, you're going to antagonize any of your potential customers (those that don't recognize and delete your ad unread). If I were one of them, I'd raise
17. Re: Need advice on advertising vs spam [1]
VWilson577@aol.com wrote: > Now many of the people are including e-mail addresses. I would like to e-mail > an ad or possibly the URL to the web site, but am worried that unsolisited > adveristing would be considered spam. It's tempting, isn't it? Unless you have people's permission to send them promotional material (i.e. have people sign up on a mailing list with the understanding that you will post info about your products), there's no way out of the spam dilemma. You can always put out posts to the so
18. Re: Need advice on advertising vs spam [1]
I agree that I detest porn and get rich quick, let's not forget the Making $1,000,000 working at home. I think if you make it seem like a newsletter type thing for folks interested in geneology, I'll bet you will not only have folks happy to be on it, but actually grow a subscription. Lynn :-) At 06:39 PM 3/17/99 -0500, Sparrow1@aol.com wrote: >I replied earlier that I considered all unsolicited advertising to be spam. > >However, on reflection, reminding myself that I am a genealogist, I think if >you s
19. Re: Need advice on advertising vs spam [1]
I replied earlier that I considered all unsolicited advertising to be spam. However, on reflection, reminding myself that I am a genealogist, I think if you sent me something on ANY of my surnames that I would have my checkbook out the minute you sent it. (The spam I mind the most is porn and "get rich quick" stuff.) I think if I were in your shoes, I would at least try it once. ESPECIALLY since I understand now where you got these email addresses. By paying for an ad to run in a national magazine, the
20. Family Newsletters Web Page [1]
Dear Group, I have created a web page which lists all family genealogical newsletters that I am aware of. I believe that this page is now ready for public dissemination. Family Newsletters List http://members.aol.com/selnav/familynewslettersindex.html Please review it if you have time, and let me know of any additions, deletions, corrections, etc. Also, as you are creating / editing your own web pages, I would appreciate it if
21. Family Newsletters web page [1]
Hello all, I have updated the web page which lists family genealogical newsletters. Family Newsletters List Please let me know of any additions, deletions and corrections. Thanks Shelina
22. Re: Frugal Genealogist [1]
AEParshall@aol.com wrote: > > Some ideas, in no particular order -- > Ardis, Your "Frugal Genealogist" posted to the GED-EDITOR list today was wonderful. May I have your permission to republish it in the April issue of the IIGS Newsletter? Full credit to you (and to the GEN-EDIT list, of course) will be given. -- Penny Bonnar Editor IIGS Newsletter (International Internet Genealogical Society) http://www.iigs.org/newsletter
23. Re: Need advice on advertising vs spam [1]
If you keep it about a paragraph with a direct link to your web site, it should be okay. Lynn :-) At 04:32 PM 3/17/99 -0500, you wrote: >Hi all! > >My company, Kinseeker Publications, publishes 20 quarterly surname >newsletters. I normally send ads by direct mail, getting names and addresses >from queries people place in the Genealogical Helper and other publications. > >Now many of the people are including e-mail addresses. I would like to e-mail >an ad or possibly the URL to the web site, but am worri
24. Re: Dues [1]
Our Campbell County (KY) Historical and Gen. Society is charging $8 per year but I think most others in this area are charging about $10 to $12. You would not believe the complaints we got when we went from $5 to $8 a couple years ago. Daryl. On Wed, 17 Mar 1999 14:12:03 -0000 "Marilyn Bridge Brown" writes: >The membership dues for the Polk County Genealogical Society (in >Mena, >Arkansas) has been $12.00 since 1986, and I think we need to raise >them. > >What do some of you pay
25. Re: Dues [1]
Dakota County, MN Genealogical Society dues are $10 per year or $12 for household membership.
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